Kuhn Rikon Duo Pressure Cooker Set, searching for people who bought it
Marvin R Hamon
I recently purchased the Kuhn Rikon Duo Pressure Cooker Set and I feel
that the www.kuhnrikon.com website and the printed sales information
misrepresented the contents of this set. I am searching for other people
who bought this set in the U.S. who also thought they were getting the 2L
frypan with a non-stick finish but instead got the frypan without the
non-stick finish.
If this is you please contact me at kuhn_rik...@yahoo.com .
Thanks,
Marvin Hamon
Gary Woods
>I recently purchased the Kuhn Rikon Duo Pressure Cooker Set and I feel
>that the www.kuhnrikon.com website and the printed sales information
>misrepresented the contents of this set
Have you asked the manufacturer to make it right?
Gary Woods AKA K2AHC- PGP key on request, or at www.albany.net/~gwoods
Zone 5/6 in upstate New York, 1200' elevation. NY WO G
MarilynŠ
> On Thu, 22 Aug 2002 18:34:01 GMT, Gary Woods
> <gwo...@albany.net> wrote:
>
>> Marvin R Hamon <kuhn_rik...@yahoo.com> wrote:
>>
>>> I recently purchased the Kuhn Rikon Duo Pressure Cooker Set and I
>>> feel that the www.kuhnrikon.com website and the printed sales
>>> information misrepresented the contents of this set
>>
>> Have you asked the manufacturer to make it right?
>>
>
> 'non-stick' or anything similar in the description of the
> Duo Pressure Cooker Set.
Well, they do have some blurb by somebody named Madhur Jaffrey, author of Madhur Jaffrey's
Quick and Easy Indian Cooking
"...The bottom of these pans, even though they are stainless steel, is virtually
nonstick...."
Of course, that's not a promise by the manufacturer, merely someone's opinionated
testimonial.
As usual, it's a matter of, "Let the buyer beware."
> I sure wouldn't have assumed that it was non-stick from
> what's on the website - unless it was changed since the O.P.
> purchased his set - always a possibility. In which case, I
> hope the O.P. printed it or saved it before the change.
>
> Pat